The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-14
The New Jersy Disciples of
Most Assemble for a
Sabbath Picnic.
Red Tags Gluttcring and Red
Gaps over Red Noses.
scarlet Assembly,.
The I.g Zee NJ san inlouio and
Tie Iriai there or the
thl oillccr>.

rIiE RED FLAG.
JlR~tN (lIN, June l3-A dpspcr.
ate affair took place vest rdav after,
noon at Conrad Schnccladpy's oak
Clil park. Union township. The bark
vas engaged for tho day bv tho
socialist. who assembled. about 1000
strong to hear address, hy Iohnn
Most aud his 60 Aborcr Brown
schwcig. The park WAS decorated
with Japanese lanterns and red lags,
and vast quahUty of beer was
mpIcd. T. ia socialist invested twenty
five cents IN n ticket which admitted
them to the grouud. nud entitled
them 90 ia g'as-t- each ol beer. rho
proceeds Of the picnic. /. wn- An
nounccG, would hc used to obtain n
new trinl Tor condemned anarchists
in Chicago. AbuutR dozen swtrlhV
men were in cnHrgc Of the park gate
aud closely .rrutlnlcd nl coming.
Ihcv dcuicd admt,mcr To all,
whether suspected of lrug reporters
ordctcotirc-. They enjoyed them
selves until soon ia the afternoon
when "A
DISTURBANCE OCcIRRIp.
he row was cHus,d by bernard
VIM, Int orcr, residing III Guttru-
burg, who attempted 10 pas, through
tho woods Ms was his custom. lio
was seized 10y several socialists and
assaulted on his declining To- answer
their inquiries. Winn managed TO
break away and cscaucd Dy lumyiug
over the fence. lhter in the after
~ .,f lt..an LuII
mcnccd in the adjoining grounds by
th" Monitor club of New York city,
and club from Danbury, Conn. Sew
cral hundred men aud boys were wit.
nosslng the game when Wiuu re-
turned To the picnic grounds. llo
>calcd tie fence but had scarcely done
80 when the socialists. many of whom
were armed with clubs, swarmcd
around him. Winn drew revolver
but was disarmcd before he could use
il and
WAS uOkKlEIN BEATEN
When his a-sainnt- thought that
he had been sufficiently punished
they buried him bodily over tho
fence. VIM. +. Wilburgcr, of the
lloookcn police tried to rescue Winn
but Was himself assaulted Ills out
cries attracted the attention of The
crowd on the base tail grounds and
they Logan hurting stones at the PIC
nickcrH. y general melee cnsucd
during which II dozen or more pistol
shots were fired Constable Jackson
was struck IN the arm and boV,
whose namo wa not learned, had two
fingers shot OH. several socialists
were struck with stones and
PANDtMONluM RElGNED.
Wilburgcr was dragged by the cx-
cited throng of socialists who yelled,
hang him and similar cries. While
the uprCar Was ut it, height, Justice
OF the Peace Walker aud two con
stables appeared and the Justice was
admitted but tho constablcs W 10
compelled 10 rcmHil outside tho
gates. The excited throug surround
ed them aud threatened them. Justice
Walker, after a long parlcy, succeeded
N securing Wilburgcr's release. lIo
prcso ntcd l. frightfIl appearance His
hcad was cut open in three pnccs aud
he was covered with blood. Con-
stable Patrick 'Iimmony, of Wcchaw-
ken, was also beaten. several other
men were roughly handled.
ETHIOPIAN Lusr
AENIA, q, June l3.- AtJamGstown
this county, on saturday night, at
, about midnight, Peter Better, a
negro man, made desperate attempt
> at murder aud rapc-Martha Thomas
+ ngcd - years, also an African, being
the intended victim The scoundrc
was arrested, but broke through hii
guard and escaped. IN the fall
D grounds the dead body OF Bctters wa,
: found hanging this morning. The
work was quietly dono by inturiatcc
peop!c, mostly OF his own race.
THAT ECG OF sAN rEDRo.
special Dispatch 10 Tho Examiner.
= SAN ANToNIo, June l3.-Thc tria
Q of the mayor, chief Of police, the al
y dcrmcn and other, before Unite,
states Commissioner Stevenson on
charge OF melting the disturbanc,
la-t week when Rev. a. III. Suther-
a aud, the prohibition orator, was hi
IN the eye with rotten egg, was con
tinucd TO-DAY but did not reach al
end. Numerous Witnesses were put Oh
d he ,tand, all OF whom testified TO th,
e presence of the accused parties bu
Il none Of them were able TO say TIM
- the accused had any hend in IT, W
II. Brookrr, n lawyer, who is tn
NJ ailiaut and the chici prosecuting wit
- nes- WAS unable to say anything q
0 his own positive knowledge. Tn
! whole OF his testimony was hearsa,
q 1t was in testimony that tho may
r laughed when The eggs were throw
D ana seemed much amused by the III